Research

Pioneering research into PPROM in pregnancy before 37 weeks, sharpening the way we improve women's health and baby out comes.

Why PPROM?

Because we need to understand the causes why our waters break early in pregnancy to help us improve and learn the best ways to care for women who endure this high risk pregnancy which leads to preterm birth and in some cases baby losses.

Our Research

UKOSS PPROM study before 23 weeks

Team Liverpool women's and Little Heartbeats PPROM mums

Resealing of the membranes

Stem Cell PPROM research to reseal the membranes

PPROM Women's Perspective

PPROM Women's Perspective research survey into the impact of women who endure PPROM Meet one of our PPROM mum Courtney - PPROM 17 WEEKS

Googling PPROM Research Study

Mum Mirriam PPROM at 20 weeks

Our Ambition

Improve women's care for PPROM before 37 weeks

Learn the optimal timing for birth, regardless of the gestation pregnant women PPROM at before 37 weeks of pregnancy. To learn how to prevent women from being very unwell.

Research

Why PPROM?

Our Research

Our Ambition

Improve women's care for PPROM before 37 weeks

Learn the optimal timing for birth, regardless of the gestation pregnant women PPROM at before 37 weeks of pregnancy. To learn how to prevent women from being very unwell.

Learn why some babies survive and why some do not

Prevent baby loss

NICU/Neonatal care - learn how Nitric Oxide can benefit babies impacted by PPROM

To bring our research together to gain education resources

Intervention after the waters have broken

Find out if PPROM can be prevented

Fund more research into best practice for women who PPROM before 24 weeks of pregnancy

To provide emotional support during and after PPROM no matter the outcome

Guidelines and patient leaflets for women who PPROM before 24 weeks